Category Archives: jQuery

Idea 8: Deploy Currency 2.0

November 14, 2007 – 9:11 am

This is basically what a New Zealand company is doing… it is an old and true algorithm, but it is recently advertised in New Zealand under the personality of Marc Ellis…
Which is an awesome idea, Marc has celebrity status down under (that’s where we like to say we are) and having him involved must have […]

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jQuery or prototype?

October 20, 2007 – 1:46 am

I’ve just taken to using the jQuery libraries; but the prototype and script.aculo.us libraries look exciting, especially lightbox. The AJAX functionality appears to be pretty similar between jQuery and protoype. I’m also using jQuery for form validation, so how do jQuery and protype compare?
jQuery has a good form validation library that I have implemented. Prototype […]

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jquery providing ajax with form validation

October 18, 2007 – 9:14 am

Last night I spent a little time putting in place an AJAX integrated email register form, with form validation. The tools I was using were: PHP, MySql, jQuery and the jquery validation plugin.
There are a tonne of resources online for this sort of stuff and I wish it was available 2 or 3 years ago! […]

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dzone : fresh links for developers

October 11, 2007 – 9:20 pm

I added this to my technorati profile a while ago, but hadn’t really looked into many of the articles with much attention. Until today… and I was rather amazed by the depth of the content! It is largely Java stuff that is posted there, but there is also PHP, Linux, Eclipse, Windows .NET, JavaScript, CSS… […]

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jQuery

September 2, 2007 – 9:32 pm

I was going to look into YUI, but I found jQuery, which is a lightweight javascript toolkit to help speed the javascript development process. So far, I’m a fan. But perhaps it doesn’t provide as much functionality of other JS toolkits?
Other stuff:visual jquery15 days of jquery

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